iamMashel/onagi-health

Public-first awareness & tracking site for the 2026 Bundibugyo virus disease (Ebola) outbreak in DR Congo & Uganda. Next.js 16, fully source-cited data. # Onagi Health A public-first awareness and tracking website for the **2026 Bundibugyo virus disease (Ebola) outbreak** in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. Onagi Health turns scattered official situation reports into a single, calm, clearly-sourced picture of the outbreak — current case figures, how the virus spreads, how to prevent it, a chronological timeline, curated news, and downloadable data for researchers. > **Every figure on the site is cited.** Each number carries its source and the date it was last confirmed. Nothing is invented or estimated; combined totals are computed from per-country figures, never typed in by hand. --- ## Why this exists Bundibugyo virus disease has **no public real-time API**. Case counts live in PDF situation reports published by WHO, the US CDC, the DRC Ministry of Health, and the Uganda Ministry of Health. This project curates those figures by hand under a strict citation discipline so the public gets accurate information without the alarmism of typical outbreak coverage. The visual language is deliberate: a teal brand, restrained severity red, and amber caution — informative, not frightening. ## Tech stack | | | |---|---| | Framework | Next.js 16 (App Router, Turbopack) | | UI | React 19, Tailwind CSS v4 | | Language | TypeScript | | Deployment | Vercel | ## Pages - **Home / Current Situation** — live-stamped case figures with inline citations - **About** — what the outbreak is and how this site sources its data - **Prevention** — transmission and protective measures - **Timeline** — chronological record of key events - **News** — curated official reports (ReliefWeb feed, see below) - **FAQ** — common questions - **Data & Research** — full dataset with **CSV / JSON export** at `/api/data` ## Getting started ```bash # install dependencies npm install # run the dev server npm run dev ``` Open localhost. ```bash npm run build # production build npm run start # serve the production bui …